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What REALLY Happened in Ohio State's Two Games Nobody Could Watch
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Ohio State basketball played two exhibition games in Puerto Rico that Buckeye fans couldn't watch... so what actually happened? We're breaking down everything we learned from the Ohio State Buckeyes' two Puerto Rico games, including the biggest standouts, surprise performances, lineup takeaways and what it could mean for Jake Diebler's Buckeyes heading into the 2026-27 college basketball season.
Ohio State won both games in Puerto Rico, giving Jake Diebler and his staff an early opportunity to evaluate the Buckeyes' new-look roster. We dive into Jimmie Williams' impressive performances, the impact of Ohio State's newcomers and transfers like Anthony Thompson, Josh Ojianwuna, and Andrija Jelavic, which players helped themselves the most, and the biggest takeaways from two games that weren't televised or streamed for fans.
In this video:
• What happened in Ohio State's two Puerto Rico games
• The biggest Ohio State basketball standouts
• Jimmie Williams' impressive showing
• How Ohio State's newcomers performed
• Early lineup and rotation takeaways
• What Jake Diebler learned about his roster
• Which Buckeyes raised their stock
• What the Puerto Rico trip tells us about the 2026-27 Ohio State basketball team
• What fans missed from the two untelevised games
With the 2026-27 college basketball season approaching, Ohio State basketball has a new-look roster looking to take another step under Jake Diebler. These Puerto Rico exhibition games gave us our first look at how the pieces could fit together.
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